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TOTI SUBMARINE VR EXPERIENCE

TOTI SUBMARINE VR EXPERIENCE

by FONDAZIONE MUSEO NAZIONALE DELLA SCIENZA E DELLA TECNOLOGIA LEONARDO DA VINCI

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Released
December 4, 2015
Updated
March 8, 2016

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FONDAZIONE MUSEO NAZIONALE DELLA SCIENZA E DELLA TECNOLOGIA LEONARDO DA VINCI
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Explore a historic submarine in virtual reality or 2D. Choose between a guided tour with historical facts and anecdotes or an interactive story where you complete a mission. Features 360° imagery and sound effects for an immersive experience.

✓Virtual reality exploration
✓Interactive story mode
✓Guided tour mode
✓360° spherical photography
✓Exclusive sound effects
✓Animated interactive objects
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What's New in TOTI SUBMARINE VR EXPERIENCE

2.0

March 8, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - New tutorial - Added 3 Easter Egg. You are able to find them? - Bug Fix

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Fregatura!

Non funziona..0,99€ buttati via!
APAntonio Pazzi

Sooooo good

I love this game sooooo much and it’s free!
LALayla ashour

Well done!

Very well done VR imagery. Easy and fun. More museums with submarines and vintage aircraft should provide a VR experience like this.
SSamuelDHC-2

Ora è perfetta

Evidentemente prima dell'ultimo aggiornamento l' app non funzionava. Ora è perfetta: funzionante e bellissima. Indossando gli occhiali vr con iPhone 7 il mio bimbo ha passato tanto tempo divertendosi. Prima abbiamo visitato il vero toti al museo (consiglio questa sequenza) e poi l'abbiamo rivissuto con calma qui nell'app!
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Zzancha1

VR not quite right

The VR elements are not quite right.
Wwingedmerchantgaming
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FAQ

What is the TOTI SUBMARINE VR EXPERIENCE?

The TOTI SUBMARINE VR EXPERIENCE is a virtual reality application that allows users to explore the Enrico Toti submarine. It offers two modes: a guided tour and an interactive story set in the 1990s.

What kind of content does the guided tour offer?

The guided tour allows you to explore the entire submarine, from the launch room to the engine room. A voiceover provides information about the rooms, technological equipment, and anecdotes about life on board.

What is the interactive story mode about?

In the interactive story, you play as a machinist on a mission in the Mediterranean Sea in 1990. You must perform operations to complete a fast immersion and escape enemy aircraft, following officer directions and using clues.

What technology is used for immersion?

The app utilizes 360° stereoscopic photographic images captured on board, sound effects from the Italian Navy Submarine School, and interactive animated objects to create an immersive experience.

Can I use the TOTI SUBMARINE VR EXPERIENCE without a VR viewer?

Yes, the app can also function in 2D mode without a VR viewer. For the full immersive experience, a VR Cardboard viewer is recommended, available for purchase at the Museum bookshop or online.

What is the age rating for TOTI SUBMARINE VR EXPERIENCE?

The app has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in educational and historical content.

How often is TOTI SUBMARINE VR EXPERIENCE updated?

The app was last updated on March 8, 2016, to version 2.0. Information on future update frequency is not provided.

Does TOTI SUBMARINE VR EXPERIENCE have ads?

No, the application does not contain advertisements. It is a free experience provided by the National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci.